Dusky bring their Signals tour to Joshua Brooks, one stop on a global run that takes the London duo across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Between all of that, an intimate Manchester basement, which is arguably where their music has always made the most sense. Nick Harriman and Alfie Granger-Howell have spent well over a decade as one of the most consistent and quietly influential acts in UK dance music. They reset under the Dusky name in 2011, moving on from the more progressive sound of their earlier project Solarity towards something deeper and more detailed. Since then they have refused to settle in one lane, moving through house, techno, garage and melodic club music, with releases across Anjunadeep, Running Back and Loefah's School. In 2014 they founded their own label, 17 Steps. Essential Mix of the Year contenders and former DJ Mag cover stars, they have headlined everywhere from Berlin's Panorama Bar to London's Fabric, with genre-spanning DJ sets that have become their signature. The basement at Joshua Brooks is the right room for that breadth. Brick arches, a low ceiling and a Void Acoustics system that handles their bass-led, detailed productions the way they were built to be felt rather than just heard. Expect new music, fresh energy, and a duo who still play like the dance floor is the whole point. See you down the front.